Sentence examples for it impassable from inspiring English sources
The party later traveled north, descended the Lemhi River to the Salmon and attempted to descend it to the Snake, but found it impassable because of its violent rapids.
"I tried to make it impassable".
By now, flames had cut off the stairwell I had walked up, making it impassable.
They tried to use a fire truck, but waves had thrown a storage tank across the road, making it impassable.
Alternative methods include the use of tear gas or the spraying of slippery material on the ground to make it impassable.
The magnitude 8.8 earthquake flattened large areas of nearby Concepción, carving gaping gashes in highways throughout the southern half of the country and splitting a major bridge here in eight places, rendering it impassable, residents said.
"It's OK now, but when it rains its impassable.'".
Steve Coleman, a Port Authority spokesman, said the tunnel was closed because water is accumulating from the outside entrances and that "it's impassable".
The plan was to follow a river called the Tolo, but on the slick and rocky trail a couple heading the other way warned us that the Tolo had risen and that it was impassable.
"Of course, the whole system is linked to an American military satellite," the Minister said, leaning forward to peer at the delusional technology as it recommended impassable roads and pointed out a bridge no longer in existence.
